Concord High School Honors Hall of Fame Athletes
Hundreds attended the first annual Enterprise Hall of Fame night at Concord High School. The program honored 78 ex Concord athletes in football baseball and track with 28 baseball 25 football and 25 track recipients. A moment of silence was held for seven deceased honorees and the event closed with Hanson Concord grid movies highlighting the 59 game unbeaten streak.
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Concord
Wells A. Hal
Concord High School
Hay Riddick
Lowell High
Fordhan
Green Bay
Johnny Kelley
West Acton
Monty Wells
Brookline High
Dartmouth
Edward J. McCaffrey
Rudolph W. Currier
McCaffrey
Grid
Hanson-Concord
Sanaa
Notable players and relatives at school awards event
The event honored athletes across baseball and track with many attendees. Present were Cateon Cen Yory B Link and Joe Mullaney, a long list of players including Dick Loftus Chuck Buger Terry McHugh Bill Mulcahy Ed Loughlin and others. Relatives accepted awards for Leo McKenna Joshmy Lyle and Joe Callahan, with Cambridge court officer Eddie Horne noted among attendees. Several football figures were not represented.
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Joe Mullaney
Dick Loftus
Chuck Buger
Terry McHugh
Bill Mulcahy
Ed Loughlin
al Loftus
Jack McCabe
Robinson
Dick Finan
Bill Bilger
Herbie Symes
Harry Cook
Jake Arkin
Charlie Comeau
Jack McGrath
John Woodworth
Bob Tompking
Win Ricker
Skip O’connor
Ebber Flame
Finan
Henry Berlied
Win Puffer
Jack Wallace
Leo McKenna
Joshmy
George Carlson
Bedford
Lyle
Joe Callahan
Anne
Roger Robinson
Charlie
Cambridge
Eddie Horne
Alice Zumwalt
Bruce Woodworth
Ralph
Jack O’grady
Dick Ryan
Leo Bayeur
Jack Skewes
Willie Pearson
John Hanley
Tony Basile
Bill Ryan
Bull” McCarthy
Steve Flannery
Frank Pickard
Concord Hall of Fame contest opens season for winter sports
Concord announces the annual Hall of Fame contest as the second event begins. Winter basketball will be conducted with track and baseball contests to follow. The Enterprise reaches readers everywhere, including distant corners of the globe where Prism is read.
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Concord
Concord High
Enterprise
Ramblers roll past Hustlers 4 0 in Mill Dam bowling league
Concord beaten champions the Ramblers improve to six straight shutouts by topping the Hustlers 4 0 at Tutte's Alleys. Tobin leads with 352 while Anchors and rokers post strong totals. Several other matches feature Lincoln Elks Tudys and Thrift in decisive wins.
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Concord
Ramblers
Mill Dam
Tutte
Hansenmen
J. Tobin
Rokers
Tobin
Come Bregoli
Jay Dee
John Duke
C. Srs
Thrift
Lincoln
Elks
Tudys
C. Jrs
Andy Boy
G. Haston
H. Smith
B. Harmon
B. Bartolomeo
H. Hansen
Hustlers
B. Higgins
Ss. Banuzzio
G. Fenton
B. O’neil
R. O’neil
J. Dickey
G. Dee
J. Girardi
F. Giusti
C. Bregoli
J. Halliday
T. Hill
E. Tetreault
T. Fitzpatrick
J. Dempsey
D. Robinson
B. O'Neill
R. Moreau
BE. Loughlin
K. of
C. Js
R. Beaudoin
E. Hughes
T. McHugh
M. Diskin
T. Burke
R. Gormiey
E. Bradley
R. Eddy
T. Gormley
B. Malloy
M. Mazzeo
M. Sepe
C. Anderson
J. Swanson
P. Horne
C. Denaro
C. Hopkins
B. Nickerson
E. Dempsey
K. of C
E. Finigan
T. Pagano
J. Finigan
Inferrara
P. D’ Arrigo
K. Venti
S. Denaro
C. Stefanelli
Post Office
H. Larence
Cullinane
W. Philips
R. Beatty
G. Wilkinson
Oc- Ows
Üther
Foll
Yolters
IK Ofc
Sts
Andy Boy Croce
Cool Pee
Incom Thrift
Owe
Hall of Fame night honors many names and aims to improve
The Enterprise reports on the sr annual Hall of Fame night with attendees and honorees including Georgie Johnson's widow Ruby and several trackmen. It notes those not represented and praises the night’s reception by press, with Ed McCaffrey as toastmaster and Bill Bulger named All-American skeet shoot champion.
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Bedford
Sam Kent
Barry Higgins
Jil Moynihan
Harold Morgan
Maynard
Beg Ys
Peter Bulkeley
Concord
Daniel Claris
Weygeant
Goddard
Belmont Concord Home Contest Lineups Tentative
Belmont and Concord set lineups for a Saturday home game at Emerson Arena. Listed players include Loynd, DiNati, Morrow, Galvin, Powderly, McBride, McLaughlin, Bouc, Rooney, Olsen, Anderson, and Hancock.
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Concord
Emerson Aera
Belmont Pf
Aciver
le Loyndabers
It Rt
eRaea DiNati
Een Morrow
Frburgh Galvin
Powderly Agahigian
Rt Rt
Silvio McBride
Alexander McLaughilin
Bouc McAuliffe
Louie Rooney
Middlesex C Defeats Borough in 124 Point Victory
Middlesex C team defeated the borough by a large margin last Wednesday while Thursday saw the Pups lose a game to Peter Wheeler School at Emerson Playground.
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Middlesex
Borough
Peter Weeeeler
Emerson Playground
Belmont Hosts Concord in Weekend Gridiron Showdown
Belmont High coached by Walt Roberts visits Concord High at Emerson Playground for a 2 p m kickoff in a key Middlesex League clash. Belmont seeks its first win in four games while Concord, coming off a 7 0 win over Framingham, aims to sustain momentum into a tough stretch culminating with Wellesley and Lexington.
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Concord
Belmont High
Concord High
Emerson Playground
Belmont
Walt Roberts
Norwood
Cambridge Atth
Framingham
North Quincy
Roberts
Prichard
Megin
Ken Rhodes
Harley Anderson
Dick McLaughlin
Bernie Megin
Melrose
Wellesley High
Lexington
Pigskin Pickins special to this paper
Special column recounts last week’s losses and season tally across multiple towns. Forecasts skewed with incorrect picks. author lists expected upsets and near-term matches across Waltham Brookline Arlington Framingham Concord Belmont Ipswich Cambridge Methuen Wakefield Mount.
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Waltham
Brookline
Stonehall
Prichard
Newton
Arlington
Concord
Framingham
Malden
Weston
Westwood
Amesbury
Watertown
Medford
Needham
Belmont
Chelmsford
Ipswich
Stoneham
Cambridge
Howe
Tewksbury
Marlboro
Melrose
Wakefield
Eeuenaie Methuen
de Dome
Princhard
Reading
Belmont Hilt
Hudson
Clinton
Concord Grid Plans Advance for 1952 Banquet
Concord Citizens Committee holds first season meeting at the Concord Co Operative Bank with Chairman Alexander F. MacEachern presiding. A tentative plan is set for the annual banquet and testimonial to the 1952 Concord high school grid squad on Saturday night December 6.
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Concord
Concord Citizens
Concord Co Operative Bank
Alexander F. MacEachern
Concoré
Musketquid Club to Hold Final Meeting of Season
The West Concord Sportsmen's Club final meeting for the season is set for next Thursday night November 6 at 7 oclock in the club house off Harringt Avenue. Patrolman Fred, president, will preside with his committee serving supper. This will be the last meeting until January.
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West Concord
Sportsmen’s
Orelock
Harringt Avenue
Fred
Nobles Rout Locals 33 7 in Dedham Victory
Concord-Middlesex School fell 33-7 to Noble and Greelough at Dedham on Saturday. The locals, outclassed throughout, had lost three of four with previous defeats by Brighton High and St. Mark's, a win over Groton two weeks ago. Middlesex has three games left against Belmont Hill, St. George's, and Milton Academy.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Noble & Greelough
Dedham
Brighton High
St. Mark’s
Groton
Middlesex
Belmont Hill
St. George’s
Milton Academy
Concord High Finishes Tenth at Middlesex Cross Country Meet
Concord high school finished 10th in a Middlesex League cross country meet held at Tufts College course. Melrose won varsity and jayvee races as Concord failed to place any scorers in jayvee. Bob Dias of Melrose won the event and Lou Farrell of Winchester dropped out with a pulled muscle.
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Concord
Tufts College
David Woodruff
Melrose
Bob Dias
Lou Farrell
Winchester
Hudson Runs Third in Class C Grid Standings
Concord Aimesbury High leads Class C racing with five wins and 32 points to average 6.40. Danvers sits second with six wins and 7.83 average. Concord, defending champion, eighth at 4.80 tied with Cambridge Latin. Hudson, dethroning Concord, ranks third with six wins and a 6.00 average. Clinton sits 12th.
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Hudson
Concord
Amesbury High
Danvers
Cambridge Latin
Clinton
Concord Little League Plans 1953 Season and Diamond
A meeting of the Concord Little League gathered officers directors and team captains last Sunday. Judge Maurice McWalter presided as president. They discussed plans for the 1953 season and the proposed new diamond at Rideout Playground West Concord, which had been left unfinished.
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Concord
Maurice McWalter
Rideout Playground
Enterprise Sports Hall Of Fame Contest Opens In Concord
The Enterprise announces a six week voting contest to select 20 winners for a fan favorite honor. Readers may write in names for a chance at an engraved certificate, with ballots printed on six specific Thursdays and entries due by December.
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Enterprise
Iil
Enterprise Sports
Concord
Enterprise School
Neil and
Mart
Tigi Terprise
Main Street
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